North Atlantic Hurricane
Manage key drivers of tropical cyclone risk across 40 countries.
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Quantifying North Atlantic Tropical Cyclone Risk
RMS North Atlantic Hurricane Models help the market gain necessary insights about the evolving tropical cyclone risk landscape, informing sound underwriting, portfolio management, reinsurance, and risk transfer decisions.
Obtain a Complete and Correlated View of Hurricane Risk
Utilize the models' basin-wide event methodology to assess key drivers of risk to support portfolio growth and diversification strategies. The U.S. component is linked with the RMS® U.S. Inland Flood HD Model, providing the means to develop a complete view of wind, storm surge, and tropical cyclone precipitation-induced flooding in one place.
Validate Modeled Losses Against Historical Experience
Gain accurate insights into potential losses to inform pricing decisions, support rating agency discussions, and determine reinsurance limit needs with confidence.
Tools to Develop Your Own View of Risk
Stress test model assumptions, sensitivities, and uncertainties of hurricane risk to event rates, wind and storm surge settings, building stock, and vulnerability functions, including the impact of mitigation techniques and near- and long-term climate trends.
North Atlantic Hurricane
Developed over 25+ years, the models provide the most comprehensive solution in the market for managing tropical cyclone risk.
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Atlantic Hurricane in 2020: Are We in Store for Another Record-Breaking Year?
In the midst of the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season, with storms forming in rapid sequence, records broken early in the season and four storms already producing significant damage in the Caribbean and U.S., whether we are headed for a record-breaking year is a good question. Various forecast agencies have issued mid-season updates, which signal prospects for the remainder of the season. But what about the 2020 season to date, and how does it compare to notably…
RMS Estimates that Insured Losses from Hurricane Isaias Will Be Between US$3bn – US$5bn
Newark, CA – August 14, 2020 – RMS, the world’s leading catastrophe risk solutions company, estimates that total insured losses from Hurricane Isaias will be between US$3.0 and US$5.0 billion. The estimate includes estimated losses to the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), which RMS expects to be between US$400m and US$700m. Hurricane Isaias insured loss estimates ranges for the U.S. and Caribbean (US$ billions): Region Insured Loss…
RMS Updates Views Of Risk For Asia Pacific Earthquake & North Atlantic Hurricane
Newark, California - April 29, 2019 RMS, the leading global risk modeling and data analytics firm, announced today the release of new views of earthquake risk in Taiwan and in six countries across Southeast Asia, as well as an update to its view of hurricane risk across the hurricane-impacted countries in the North Atlantic basin. The models will be delivered on version 18.1 of RiskLink and RiskBrowser, RMS’ industry-leading risk management software. …
RMS Estimates that U.S. Insured Losses from Hurricane Hanna Will Not Exceed USD $400 Million
Newark, CA – July 30, 2020 – RMS, the world’s leading catastrophe risk solutions company, estimates that the U.S. insurance losses from Hurricane Hanna will not exceed $400 million. This estimate represents insured losses associated with wind and storm surge, including losses to the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). “Wind and storm surge-driven losses for Hanna are expected to be consistent with losses projected by RMS’ HWind…
RMS Achieves Industry First With Certified Florida Commission On Hurricane Loss Projection Methodology (FCHLPM) Hurricane Models Available Simultaneously On-Premise And Cloud
Newark, CA. - June 24, 2019 Today, RMS, a leading global risk modeling and analytics firm, announced that its Version 18.1 RMS North Atlantic Hurricane Models were approved by the Florida Commission on Hurricane Loss Projection Methodology (FCHLPM) on June 13, 2019, for use in residential rate filings with the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation. The certification applies to Version 18.1 hurricane models on both RiskLink 18.1 and the…
RMS Estimates Hurricane Dorian Insured Losses For The U.S. Will Be Between USD $500 Million And $1.5 Billion
NEWARK, Calif. - September 13, 2019 RMS, a leading global risk modeling and analytics firm, estimated insured losses from Hurricane Dorian to the U.S. will be between $500 million and $1.5 billion. This estimate represents insured losses associated with wind and storm surge damage across the U.S., including losses to the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). This loss estimate for the U.S. reflects property damage and business interruption to…
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